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		date		opponent	W-L-D	last 6	location
		1938-01-21		Tommy Farr	69-25-17		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	W	SD	10	10
	referee: Johnny McAvoy 4-4 | judge: Charley Lynch 4-6 | judge: George LeCron 6-4 Referee had it 4-4-2, but Braddock on points
		1937-06-22		Joe Louis	31-1-0		Comiskey Park, Chicago, Illinois, USA	L	KO	8	15
	referee: Tommy Thomas NYSAC World heavyweight title National Boxing Association World heavyweight title Louis down in 1st; Braddock in 8th. NYSAC recognized Louis as Champion on June 30; NBA on July 1
		1935-06-13		Max Baer	40-7-0		Madison Square Garden Bowl, Long Island City, Queens, New York, USA	W	UD	15	15
	referee: Johnny McAvoy 9-5 | judge: Charley Lynch 11-4 | judge: George Kelly 7-7 NYSAC World heavyweight title National Boxing Association World heavyweight title Kelly 7-7-1 (points for Braddock under NY's rounds plus points scoring)
		1935-03-22		Art Lasky	32-2-3		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	W	UD	15	15
	referee: Arthur Donovan | judge: George LeCron | judge: Marty Monroe
		1934-11-16		John Henry Lewis	35-2-3		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	W	PTS	10	10
	Lewis down in 5th round
		1934-06-14		Corn Griffin	39-9-3		Madison Square Garden Bowl, Long Island City, Queens, New York, USA	W	TKO	3	5
	time: 2:37 | referee: Billy 'Kid' McPartland Both fighters down in second round
		1933-09-25		Abe Feldman	18-1-0		Memorial Field Stadium, Mount Vernon, New York, USA	NC	NC	6	10
	Benefit for Mt. Vernon Police Department Home Relief Fund. Braddock broke his right hand.
		1933-07-21		Chester Matan	16-19-1		Playgrounds Stadium, West New York, New Jersey, USA	W	PTS	10	10
		1933-06-21		Les Kennedy	44-18-1		Oakland Arena, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA	W	PTS	10	10
		1933-05-19		Al Stillman	36-7-3		Arena, Saint Louis, Missouri, USA	L	UD	10	10
	Stillman down in first; Braddock injured his right hand with the punch. Two judges voted.
		1933-04-05		Martin Levandowski	25-5-2		Arena, Saint Louis, Missouri, USA	L	MD	10	10
	Braddock broke his right hand in the first round.
		1933-03-21		Al Stillman	36-6-2		Arena, Saint Louis, Missouri, USA	W	TKO	10	10
	referee: Walter Heisner Stillman down once in ninth and twice in tenth
		1933-03-01		Al Ettore	30-0-0		Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	L	DQ	4	8
	referee: Joe McGuigan Braddock was disqualified for 'not trying.'
		1933-01-20		Hans Birkie	20-16-4		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	L	PTS	10	10
		1933-01-13		Martin Levandowski	25-4-2		Chicago Stadium, Chicago, Illinois, USA	W	PTS	10	10
		1932-11-09		Lou Scozza	67-23-7		Civic Auditorium, San Francisco, California, USA	L	TKO	6	10
	referee: Benny Wagner Braddock stopped with a cut left eye; he had been cut in the Patrick fight
		1932-10-21		Tom Patrick	21-12-3		Legion Stadium, Hollywood, California, USA	L	PTS	10	10
		1932-09-30		Dynamite Jackson	34-8-2		Coliseum, San Diego, California, USA	W	PTS	10	10
	referee: William Lovejoy Jackson down in the first round.
		1932-09-21		John Henry Lewis	18-1-0		Civic Auditorium, San Francisco, California, USA	L	PTS	10	10
	referee: Eddie Burns
		1932-07-25		Tony Shucco	39-5-0		Madison Square Garden Bowl, Long Island City, Queens, New York, USA	L	PTS	8	8
		1932-06-21		Vicente Parrile	10-2-0		Madison Square Garden Bowl, Long Island City, Queens, New York, USA	W	PTS	5	5
	Walk-Out Bout after Sharkey W 15 Schmeling
		1932-05-13		Charley Retzlaff	38-2-1		Boston Garden, Boston, Massachusetts, USA	L	SD	10	10
	referee: Johnny Brassil
		1932-03-18		Baxter Calmes	25-3-3		Chicago Stadium, Chicago, Illinois, USA	L	UD	10	10
		1931-12-04		Al Gainer	21-4-0		Arena, New Haven, Connecticut, USA	L	PTS	10	10
	referee: Billy Taylor The crowd booed, but the New Haven Evening Register called it a just decision, giving Gainer six rounds, three to Braddock and one even.(Bob Yalen)
		1931-11-10		Maxie Rosenbloom	110-20-12		Auditorium, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA	NC	NC	2	10
	referee: George Barton Braddock and Rosenbloom were accused of a pre-arranged deal -- the MN Commission allowed each $350 in training expenses, the balance of their purses was donated to charity.
		1931-10-09		Joe Sekyra	44-14-6		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	L	PTS	10	10
		1931-09-03		Andy Mitchell	31-6-2		Navin Field, Detroit, Michigan, USA	D	PTS	10	10
		1931-03-30		Jack Kelly	31-11-0		Arena, New Haven, Connecticut, USA	W	PTS	10	10
	From the (Laurence Fielding).
		1931-03-05		Jack Roper	31-19-6		Madison Square Garden Stadium, Miami, Florida, USA	W	KO	1	6
	time: 1:08
		1931-01-23		Ernie Schaaf	28-8-2		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	L	SD	10	10
	referee: Patsy Haley Referee Patsy Haley and Judge Geo. Kelly vote for Schaaf; Judge Sam Austin for Braddock
		1930-09-19		Phil Mercurio	22-13-3		Boston Garden, Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	KO	2	10
	Mercurio went down three times in the first, and then was counted out in the second.
		1930-08-11		Babe Hunt	44-1-4		Braves Field, Boston, Massachusetts, USA	L	PTS	10	10
		1930-07-02		Joe Monte	26-10-2		Fenway Park, Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	PTS	10	10
		1930-06-05		Harold Mays	21-8-0		Playgrounds Stadium, West New York, New Jersey, USA	L	PTS	10	10
		1930-04-07		Billy Jones	21-7-1		Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	L	UD	10	10
	Braddock fractured his right hand in the fourth round.
		1930-01-17		Leo Lomski	68-12-3		Coliseum, Chicago, Illinois, USA	L	SD	10	10
	referee: Davy Miller Lomski knocked down in 2d and 5th; the judges split, and the referee called it a draw. Afterward Referee Miller said he had "erred" in his arithmetic on the original scorecard. The decision was then reversed in Lomski's favor on January 28 by the Illinois State Athletic Commission and became known as the "11-day decision."
		1929-12-07		Jake Warren	14-5-2		Ridgewood Grove, Brooklyn, New York, USA	W	KO	2	6
		1929-11-15		Maxie Rosenbloom	84-16-10		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	L	PTS	10	10
	Attendance: 14,084
		1929-08-27		Yale Okun	44-16-5		Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, USA	L	PTS	10	10
		1929-07-18		Tommy Loughran	58-7-5		Yankee Stadium, Bronx, New York, USA	L	UD	15	15
	referee: Eddie Forbes | judge: George Kelly | judge: George Patrick NYSAC World light heavyweight title In September 1929 Loughran gave up his claim to the Light Heavyweight Title to compete at heavyweight.
		1929-04-22		Eddie Benson	13-14-3		Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, USA	W	KO	1	8
	time: 0:59 | referee: Dick Nugent
		1929-03-11		Jimmy Slattery	99-6-0		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	W	TKO	9	10
	referee: Lou Magnolia
		1929-02-04		George Gemas	18-32-1		Laurel Garden, Newark, New Jersey, USA	W	KO	1	10
	Gemas was floored with the first punch of the fight, he struggled to his feet but was sent down three more times.
		1929-01-18		Leo Lomski	62-7-3		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	L	MD	10	10
	referee: Arthur Donovan | judge: Charles F. Mathison | judge: Tom Flynn
		1928-11-30		Tuffy Griffiths	38-1-1		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	W	TKO	2	10
	time: 1:40 | referee: Billy 'Kid' McPartland Griffith was floored four times in second round.
		1928-10-17		Pete Latzo	54-11-3		Newark Armory, Newark, New Jersey, USA	W	PTS	10	10
	Latzo's jaw was broken, and he was forced to cancel his Nov 30 bout with Tuffy Griffiths. Braddock met Griffiths in his place.
		1928-08-08		Joe Sekyra	28-3-4		Ebbet's Field, Brooklyn, New York, USA	L	PTS	10	10
	Braddock cut over left eye in seventh
		1928-07-25		Nando Tassi	12-5-0		Ebbet's Field, Brooklyn, New York, USA	D	PTS	10	10
		1928-06-27		Billy Vidabeck	29-12-5		Playgrounds Stadium, West New York, New Jersey, USA	D	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from New York City area newspapers (Jack Kincaid). The Hudson Dispatch and Jersey Observer gave both fighters five rounds, while the Jersey Journal gave Braddock six of the ten rounds.
		1928-06-07		Joe Monte	15-4-1		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	L	PTS	10	10
		1928-05-16		Jimmy Francis	12-9-2		Playgrounds Stadium, West New York, New Jersey, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from New York City area newspapers (Jack Kincaid). All three local papers, the Hudson Dispatch, Jersey Observer, and Jersey Journal gave the bout to Braddock.
		1928-05-07		Jack Darnell	3-10-1		Grotto Auditorium, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA	W	KO	4	10
		1928-01-06		Paul Swiderski	5-3-1		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	W	PTS	8	8
		1927-10-07		Joe Monte	13-1-0		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	D	PTS	10	10
		1927-08-31		Herman Heller	6-0-1		Playgrounds Stadium, West New York, New Jersey, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid). Correct date verified from Jersey City librarian.
		1927-08-10		Vic McLaughlin	21-13-6		Playgrounds Stadium, West New York, New Jersey, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from the New York Times.
		1927-07-21		George LaRocco	21-6-1		Yankee Stadium, Bronx, New York, USA	W	UD	6	6
	judge: Tom Flynn | judge: Charles F. Mathison LaRocco down in 2nd and 4th.
		1927-07-13		Jimmy Francis	11-7-2		Playgrounds Stadium, West New York, New Jersey, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Record.
		1927-06-08		Jimmy Francis	11-7-2		Playgrounds Stadium, West New York, New Jersey, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from the New York Times.
		1927-05-27		Paul Cavalier	17-2-1		Arcola Park, Paramus, New Jersey, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	Henry Hascup's record for Cavalier in IBRO # 55 shows two Newspaper scores for this fight, 7-3 and 8-2 in favor of Cavalier.
		1927-05-20		George LaRocco	21-5-0		Yankee Stadium, Bronx, New York, USA	D	PTS	6	6
	judge: Tom Flynn | judge: Charles F. Mathison
		1927-05-11		Jack Stone	0-21-0		Playgrounds Stadium, West New York, New Jersey, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Braddock knocked down for first time in career, but won. (Source: Boxing Blade, May 28, 1927, page 6) Braddock down in the second round for a count of three.
		1927-05-02		Stanley Simmons	2-2-0		Oakland Arena, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA	W	TKO	1	6
	time: 2:32 Simmons down 4 times
		1927-04-19		Frankie Lennon			Armory, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, USA	W	TKO	3	6
		1927-03-15		Tom McKiernan	5-11-0		USA	W	KO	2
	Bout held during March; possibly Wilkes-Barre
		1927-03-08		Nick Fadil	13-5-1		Pioneer Sporting Club, New York, New York, USA	W	PTS	6	6
		1927-03-03		Lou Barba	5-1-0		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	W	PTS	4	4
		1927-02-15		Jack Nelson	0-3-1		Armory, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, USA	W	PTS	6	6
		1927-02-01		Johnny Alberts	1-0-0		Armory, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, USA	W	KO	4	6
		1927-01-28		George LaRocco	17-3-0		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	W	KO	1	4
	time: 1:12
		1926-12-20		Doc Conrad	1-1-0		4th Regiment Armory, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA	D	NWS	4	4
	Christmas Fund Show -- Jersey Journal & Hudson Dispatch both called this a draw
		1926-12-08		Joe Hudson	4-3-1		Manhattan A.C., New York, New York, USA	W	PTS	6	6
		1926-12-04		Al Settle	2-1-0		Walker A.C., New York, New York, USA	W	PTS	6	6
		1926-11-12		Lou Barba	3-0-0		Pioneer Sporting Club, New York, New York, USA	W	PTS	6	6
		1926-09-30		Carmine Caggiano	0-5-0		Playgrounds Stadium, West New York, New Jersey, USA	W	KO	1	6
	time: 0:49
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